Ruby on Rails

• Offer was generated using all the steps in my original post, up to the point where I renamed the foreign key column.  I include this to let you confirm that at that point everything works OK.
• BadOffer was generated in the same way, but I then went on to rename the foreign key, and then did all the attempted fixes described above.
  

Hassan, that's an excellent idea!

Where would you suggest I post this repo to make it most easily accessible to you and others?  I could post the code onto GitHub, or... ?  Or is there some other place where Rails developers like to share their work?  (I ask that as a Rails newbie.)

~ Ken


On Sunday, January 21, 2018 at 2:52:10 PM UTC-5, Hassan Schroeder wrote:

On Sat, Jan 20, 2018 at 6:51 PM, kenatsun <kena...@gmail.com> wrote:

> The perplexing news is that it remains impossible to create or update an
> Offer.  When I try to change the Person who is associated with an existing
> Offer, the odd result is that no error is returned: the "show" page is
> displayed with the happy message "Offer was successfully updated."  But the
> associated Person is still the pre-existing one; the change was not saved.
>
> And when I try to create a new Offer, I get an error that has appeared
> before:
> 1 error prohibited this offer from being saved:
> Worker must exist

Is it possible to make a small standalone repo to demo this? That
would make it a lot easier to help.

If not, I suggest writing a test to create an Offer and working with
that until you get a working Offer.create statement.

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